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jbdragon said:

SpamSandwich said:

The real question is:  "Should the FBI be able to access YOUR private conversations, emails, texts and photos whenever they want?"

The government you "love" today has a way of becoming the government you fear tomorrow.

On a related note, if Apple loses this one, the iPhone can no longer be considered a secure device for any purpose. We already know Andoid is crap.

Unlike the iPhone, you can just buy a cheap Android phone and throw on any number of 3rd party Encryption programs onto it with no back doors that the U.S. Government couldn't do a single thing about. In the end, the only ones with real encryption are the terrorists! Of course those Android phones may run at half the speed with that encryption on, but why would they care.

Do you think you can't do that with a Third Party App on the iPhone as well ? Stay with Android and hopefully soon someone will expose all you private conversations, photos, messages and everything else you store on your Android. The reason you don't hear about FBI going after Google or Android phone makers is because any hack can root an Android easily gain access to files without the phone password. Sure enough later versions of Android are more difficult to that too but still doable! https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/symantec-mobile-encryption/id450235714?mt=8